Here are some pictures of the super cell that John Belski mentioned on his blog this afternoon:
We chased it from Eastern Colorado into Western Kansas where it died out due to interference from surrounding clouds and cooler air seeping into the surface levels, which killed any instability the atmosphere had. We got hit with pea sized hail during the beginning, but according to spotters, this cell had up to grapefruit sized hail in its later stages. Thank goodness we didn't get hit with that!
Since today's severe potential is pretty much wiped out, we're on our way to WaKeeney, KS. We'll settle in to our hotel there and watch tonight's lightning show that is expected as a cold front sags south into the area.
1 comment:
Hi Ryan,
I'm Jeannie. Brian is one of the drivers on your tour and my fiance. He sent me the link to your blog. I love your pics and I'll follow your adventures this week. Have fun!
J
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